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  1. Dollar General - 6730 West Sylvania Avenue

    6730 West Sylvania Avenue, Sylvania OH 43560

    3.8 Good 86 reviews

    “Absolutely love the girls working today. I was at another Dollar General on Alexis, where they were absolutely rude coming to this one after not purchasing at that store made it so worthwhile even though it’s nowhere near me I want to thank them. They were really awesome Brandy and I think Lisa forgive me. If I did not get your names right. You both were great!!!”

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  2. Dollar Tree - 5644 Whiteford Road

    5644 Whiteford Road, Sylvania OH 43560

    3.8 Good 33 reviews

    “As as most of the Dollar trees around town, this is another hit and miss. If you find something you like, try to buy two of them or three or four because the next time you go they may not have it anymore”

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  3. Dollar General - 5543 West Alexis Road

    5543 West Alexis Road, Sylvania OH 43560

    2.2 Poor 44 reviews

    “I always love coming in here and seeing what deals I can get for items usually overpriced elsewhere. There are some products I won’t compromise on to get a better price like spatulas, as the last time we got some here the plastic came off super easy. Otherwise, there are a lot of simple household products that this place has that I love coming here for. They could do better at making sure packages aren’t laying around everywhere waiting to be unpacked for days but it’s worth it to see what I can find at a great price. They have a little bit of everything and I’ve gotten a lot of good quality items at a fraction of the price of other stores.”

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